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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1931
Page
3
Capberm June 14 The Prime Minister Abr J. H. Kent Lie is expected to deliver a statement in the House of Representatives on Wednesday or Thursday about economy plans and conference decisions. The brief note outlines anticipated government actions and parliamentary timetable.
Perth reports the Premier Jamen Mitchell and Attorney-General Davey Ay 4a T. Ay returned from the Premiers Conference and urged full cooperation across government to implement the agreed plan.
The Beate Executive of the Australian Labour Party met in Porth on June 18 to discuss the premiers' proposals in erasure. The session, reported as unanimous, will formalize at the special meeting of the Federal Executive.
Ganherm June 15 The Pile Mindster Mr J I L Meallin states a question of succession to Holloway. It is believed the minister will be appointed by caucus on Thursday. Mr Holtl in regrets resignation as the task awaiting the minister requires united effort. The remnant's objections are unavoidable and reductions must be made by proper method rather than default.
London investors show cautious optimism as Australian stock gains appear backed by sound reasons. The Catewiners plan offers reassurance to investors, supporting confidence in further growth despite uncertainty.
Perth reports the trial of Luigi Sehrrial charged with attempting to kill Autopia Muranim. Dr Fry testified Moroni suffered a fracture from blows, possibly with a brick or axe. Moroni described a feud with an associate, a distant quarrel, and a night of attack leaving him with facial injuries.
Ryimey Juno recalls J Le Trin who disappeared with a New Guinea Airways plane years ago. The note references his fate and the prior loss as part of ongoing wartime aviation events.
Melbourne on June 15 reports no trace of Mr J Ains, head of the Civil Aviation Department Peeperintendent, last seen while making outta ight some days ago.
French riots erupt in Timbaix center of textile industry after a wage reduction prompts a banned demonstration. About 1,000 workers assemble behind barricades, exchange volleys with police, and loot as communists join. Riot quelled only when mounted troops arrive, with workers forced to await wage renewal.
A June 14 London dispatch notes a bent wave and a killer storm sweeping England. A Birmingham whirlwind toppled trees damaged chimneys and fences injuring several. a sheltered woman died beneath debris as two houses collapsed after a lightning strike. The Avon River rose several feet at Cheltenham, flooding streets and homes.
A vast storm across France and surrounding waters claims multiple lives. A royal boat was sunk by a collision on Aix Lake, five people drowned in a canal at Dunkirk, and floods destroyed riverside areas at Vier, sweeping away boats and causing more deaths. A British monoplane crash killed crew members including James Bol and others.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a collision at sea with unclear details. Readable elements mention vessels involved and a request for aid or clarification but lack full names, places, or outcomes. Further text needed for precise summary.
A dubious transmission from New York dated June 15 claims the submarine Neutil tm nm aoe Sir Hubert Wilkins reached the erik Fae and formed the Atlantic to England, but one cylinder of the luutiles is totally disabled and another crack left only a low charge for emergency messages. Wyoming expects a further slaw. the Stauro and other ghipe have offered paid assistance.
The season finale at Northampton saw D. Jannl named captain as the event unfolded amid contesting performers. Me Namura's trophy was claimed by C. Bavly with A Handy securing the trust bicycle trophy.
Railways cancel schedules across Western Australia with trains between Perth Miliaed Junction and Walkaway halted from Monday. Midiexd Railway Company services affected. maritime notices appear in marine column.
Geraldton Tennis Club president T L Roberson condemns council delays and expense of court repairs. He argues the club paid for fences water pavilion and surroundings while council failed to maintain the two asphalt courts, seeking fair rent terms before new agreement. He cites surface damage from previous repairs and urges support from local sports bodies.
A fragment describes passengers leaving Porth a Inet Siehte with names such as Midhamdoe Burke Hardse Ke Pigeon and Masdeweret Bre Pi omen in Meadowcrett. also notes Mrs Olive Miller recovering after an operation and praising Dr Dalgrry Co for a peppermint cough remedy and first aid for coughs and indigestion.
The Smet annual meeting of the Geraldton Branch of the Women's Auxiliary was held at Soldiers' Institute on Thursday night with over twenty attendees. The chair was occupied by the president, with Geraldton Branch represented by officers including P.N. Uriere and B. Mow. The secretary presented the first year’s financial statement, which was adopted, and officers for the ensuing year were to be elected. The meeting concluded with thanks to retiring officers.
Senator E B Johneton urges Minister J B to improve Wyndham aerodrome to an all weather facility enabling it to serve as a first port for European airliners. Proposed is sheeted strip construction in multiple directions, with Broome and Derby aerodromes also needing upgrading to support routes via Ashmore Island and Browse Island for emergencies and mail delivery.
In the breach of promise context, Mr Junthe’s bachelor judge notes and interviews with Miss Dede Watts and Miss Lindo discuss propriety of engagements. They debate whether engagements should specify months or be open, with Miss Watts opposing rigid timing and Miss Lindo suggesting a practical yet gentle approach. The judge, Mr Justice McCardie, is cited as favoring practicality in marriage understandings.
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous names and abbreviations such as Pras Wane Armean Baeradine Costaur Dalia Denmark Mare Kangaron Kadlinda Bngree Sthcempar Ors Orama Phasianels Pinko Surrey Troja Valsetta Cimiante Woolgar with varied punctuation and symbols, lacking context or clear narrative.
The Victoria District Agricultural Society held its annual meeting at night in Connell Chambers with C. TL Bawan presiding. Officers and committee discussed finances, liabilities, and resignations, noting reduced expenditures except for advertising and wages, and planned an honorary approach for future work. Election of officers and a trimmed committee followed, with talks on potential trotting events and broad member involvement to boost the show’s success.
A council committee discussed whether to support a show for the hell if possible. A meeting next week was expected to provide more definite information on support. The secretary position was filled for five months at £4 remuneration, with a twelve month option at £50 salary. A.C. Curlewin was elected by a minority. Other business noted, full report coming Thursday. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure Put Children's Hacking Cough.
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